[REMINDER] London Perl M[ou]ngers March 2010 Social - 2010-03-04 - Edgar Wallace WC2R

[Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsåker]

This is this Thursday. See you there!

ilmari at ilmari.org (Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsåker) writes:

> The March social of the London Perl Mongers is on Thursday 4th March
> 2010. This time we're returning to another of our favourite pubs, The
> Edgar Wallace, just of Strand, close to Aldwych. They serve tasty real
> ales, ciders and foods. More information (including an up-to-date list
> of what beers are on) is available here:
>
> http://edgarwallacepub.com/
> http://london.randomness.org.uk/wiki.cgi?Edgar_Wallace,_WC2R_3JF
>
> This time they're not letting us have the entire upper room (without a
> minimum spend and a deposit, like they require of "normal" people), but
> they'll reserve tables for about 10 from 18:00 onwards. Therefore I
> suggest that any early birds grab NON-reserved tables upstairs, to make
> sure we have enough room for the latecomers. If enough people show up
> early we might also be able to convince them to giving us the entire
> upstairs next time.
>
>
> Standard blurb:
>
> Social meets are a chance for the various members of the group to meet
> up face to face and chat with each other about things - both Perl and
> non-Perl - and newcomers are more than welcome. The monthly meets tend
> to be bigger than the other ad hoc meetings that take place at other
> times, and we make sure that they're in easy to get to locations and the
> pub serves food (meaning that people can eat in the bar if they want
> to). They normally start around 6.30pm (or whenever people get there
> after work) and a group tends to be left come closing time.
>
> If you're a newcomer or other first timer (even if you've been lurking
> on the mailing list or on IRC) then please seek Léon (the guy in orange
> with a stuffed camel) out - we have a tradition that the leader of this
> motley crew buys the new people a drink and introduces them to people.

-- 
ilmari
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